tight print + branding work from the sweden based studio. m.
Kate Moss by Craig McDean
love the over-exposed light quality of this shoot. m.
Lofts Yungay II by Rearquitectura
wonderfully colorful loft project in chile. m.
Ancient Trees Olive Oil by Ignasi Boza
terrific branding & typo-graphics from the spain based designer. m.
“Traiguera is rich with olive groves, some of them planted during the classical and medieval periods. Since it was a walled village, Traiguera has seen its culture and history reflected in the stones of the August Route which circulates across fields of monumental olive trees. 300 examples the trees have been found where the passing of time has influenced these living monuments. In Traiguera many olive trees have a trunk diameter of 7 or 8 meters, but one of them stands out with a diameter of 10,20 meters, which makes it the biggest olive tree in the entire territory.”
8.0 Concrete Chair by Omer Arbel
terrific example of pushing the limits of a utilitarian material. m.
Ecocapsule: Off-Grid Micro-Living by Nice Architects
love it! m.
Bratislava’s Nice Architects has revealed some renders and preliminary details concerning its Ecocapsule: a micro-shelter that operates off-grid and promises impressive sustainable technology including solar power, rainwater collection and filtration, and wind power. The firm will unveil a prototype later this month and plans to make it available for sale later this year.
Lad Musician Nagoya by General Design
stellar minimalist design for the japanese based fashion house. m.
Called Lad Musician Nagoya, the building consists of an enclosed concrete box with three skylights in the roof.
The interior features three split levels and uses only three materials: concrete, oak and galvanised steel.
PANTONE skateboards by Pavel Kulinsky
Quan Font Family by Typesketchbook
stellar font! on my to-buy list for sure! m.
“The complete Quan font family designed by Chatnarong Jingsuphatada of Bangkok-based Typesketchbook consists of a very usable, clean and modern sans typeface and a rounded sub-family. The font looks clean and geometric but it’s designed with unusual stylistic features to give the Quan font a special and unique touch. The complete Quan type family includes eight weights with obliques and rounded versions for each of them — all in all 32 fonts.”
Postmammal Design Direction
creative identity branding and print work. m.
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